


Ventoy only supports x86 combined-ext4.img and combined-squashfs.img file.įor combined-ext4.img, you just need to download the gzip file from the website, decompress it and copy it to Ventoy USB.įor combined-squashfs.img, you need some special process as follows:Īfter download combined-squashfs.img from the website, you need to run ventoy_openwrt_squashfs.sh script to make some process for the img file. You need to create the ventoy directory under /mnt/Ventoy which is /mnt/Ventoy/ventoy If so, don't confuse the label and the directory. The 1st partition has a label Ventoy (the first letter is in UPPERCASE), some distro will auto mount the partition (e.g. The directory name ventoy must be all lowercase letters.Ģ. Note that this plugin may be updated for new OpenWrt release, please keep using the latest release.Ĭreate a ventoy directory in the root of the 1st partition(the partition with bigger capacity and is also where the ISO files locate) and put the file under the directory.ġ. This plugin actually packs the kernel module files on the OpenWrt official website.

So it is necessary to download the ventoy_openwrt.xz and put it in the USB stick. Since some kernel modules required by Ventoy are not included in the OpenWrt IMG file at present.

If it can't boot even you directly burn it to the USB, then it may not be a Ventoy issue. Note: You should confirm that the IMG file can boot fine when you burn it directly to the USB. Ventoy supports OpenWrt since 1.0.41, but it needs some special treatment which is explained here.
